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Desirable Property tor sale.

viii a.lI 40 reasonable figures q few
desirable cottages and a number OF hlgh,
drv we'll shaded lots, commanding charm
.r,.- ,I,ws 40 Mouutuu Lake Park and
In,h Lynn. Md, ol the toy Of the ALE
,,brny mountains. \ ease ot suustroke,
,.bnIrr, iuFntum. malaria or hay fever
ms never been known to originate on
these mountains, and is relieved mmcdl'
,rrlv when brought there. These places
are rapidly becoming noted summer re-.
sorts.
Address me ut Wheeling W. Va, or at
Mountain Lake raGk, Md,
j. C. ADHESION.
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list ''NOr listen 10 binds that from tr..
lcaiy bower, max" musical the air. r.. r,Ii
sweet cOncourse with friend and lover. ,.'.'
illt their voices in prayer or praise m Nh.
sauctury of God: nor be troubled by III.
sorrows; nor veNed by the conflicts Gf ,g.,.
mortal life
"Thcy will no, hear the north w5ui -av.
Nor moaning household shelter CRAVE.
From winters Itiu> That h...r lur.. .rg...
High up the yHpor- tpa and NH.iI
About them brupi> the twilight dim.
The Peace that uc.ur ipsri"lu 'hrru'
Did they have forecast OF tins awfl' ,,5
Across the dreams and delights of ham.
childhood did this bloody mcteor mas.
Verify there is hut a slip between me and
death Alas. that her good, gfly head
should sink beneath the hand OF A nm,
derer, all dabbled over with the bIno5 h.,
her own hearthslOne For the other Io,'.
years of happiness might hay. been hor+,i
she. like her mother, growing into H..
happy matrOn whose romping caIIdr.r
with pretty gestures and their h,,rg
Laughter, might renew her youth.
Alas! mother and child lie nu& In a..
ness never to Ice lghtencd Thrvwrr ~.
more roam by the ripping brook. a..
blessed he God. no All, happily mon.
scious. we tread the lootpalh O.. ...
mortal life and know lot T.. a
depths are boiling and the slew,
the cataract are hear, and il h.
a bitter sorrow it is also heavenly H,..
ing when the cry is from our lmnrng I'M.
with the crazed Ophelia, I've know via,
we are, but We know not what We ,.,I
be-" Devoutly do | hope ard believe .fu,
their simple, god fearing lives they arr To-
day in that house not made with hand,
whose maker and builder Is Gui. Who's
own hand has wiped away all trars from.
their faces.
But how will the judicial murder d,
this dclcndent remedy this bitter crime o!
make one single wrong right
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Topo>tpouc when the d,d. Tor imm dia,e ag
tfou is clear. is always uuwisc Especially Is Il
>owheu increasing 10, health calls iur resort "a
medication. Diseases at the kidneys AMI hIai
der are often of sNil growth always Of fatal
,rltrupy II lot Cnmbs.i,d NJ the outset We
have aii-g.tu tLv>c ~ ~ who are not remark
ably we'll iu>,uctet-Lr4rd something OF %,
danger attending Bughts disease, dI4Lclv7, ANA
other diseases OF the kidneys OF bladder. !t!
mo- ONE hc tOOlhariy enough tO prOcraslualr %
De- pgrrciyrS the Trual organs lo be inactive
Uo>tettyrS stomach B.lteTS are peculiarly adapt
yl tu overcome this luHCtlOu. 90 sufficiently SUN
u'atr. without exciting. the kiluvys ami bad
lrr. Infinitely Il this tIurvtC To Dee preferred Tea
the impure and fiery stimulauts of commerce,
which prove tho hSuy of UuwAry persons with "a
tendency to Trua. troubles. They are Likewise
incompatible tor dyspepsia, debility fever and
a.ur aud bI.iuuSugs>
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1ubrrlin9 8e9istrr
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.


Mr. C. Schurpi the Opera House drug
r,-t made the following ohser,a'"n~ "i
lhe temperature yesterday T. m, w.
ga m.. -. l2 m., so, . p, NJ, so' p
mn gy. Weather. clear.
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Hran Rnke and Kali.

Owing 10 the heat and multiplicity OF
entertainments, the First Regiment of Vet
eran Knights have postponed their hall,
&c, until September 9TH. All tickets sold
will hc held until then.
HY ORDER OF THE REGIMENT.
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WIDE OPEN

when he was committing this crime Then
why was there no cry nttrrcdt II Mis-
Baker wa first attacked, how could she
hly, been attacked without seeing her as-
s,lInut she would have screamed AMI Mrs.
McWha would have filled the an with
her crirs This - inr1mpr, hcnsIhlc on
the theory that only one man did this.
The speaker nude references I" several
famous cases ~ which innocent men had
been convicted on clu.umStIntial evidence.
Gentlemen, do not undrrratc the
monstruu. wIrkrdn,,s aud horror at tins
murder. ! could not fail 10 sympathlLr
with the shocked and hcrcavcd relatives OF
the departed ! even fancy that free from
the angry passions which cloud the ludg-
mrnt and dcadcn the conscience, SEE
more clearly and realize more deeply than
they the awful pltho3 Of tins ,t"rS, winch
will lie rccountcd with shuddcrng horror
ON summer eyes aud by winter Iirr'idr- for
many generations, to eager listening rhll-
drcu at, trust, 4 happier time. Two
happy childhoodS have been passed IN this
peaceful valley tor one the dawn ui the
morniu" had passed into the prarr and
expectancy OF the solemn evening, and the
Older could truly have said with the psalm
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from men filled with the passions that DIS
turb the Judgment and cloud tie reason.
The laws Of evidence T"quIf" Eou Ia rCccN 4
il with caution. They might have been
deceived i'm many cases. The most unTe-
liable of all evidence Is what pnrportS 10 be
the oral admission OF parties. These are
the circumstances upon which the State OF
West Virginia rests for taking tins man f,
life. have shown them tn bc worthless
Somc of them are the work OF malice aud
none of them point cOncIusIrely to ms con
ncction with IN" crime.
proceed to the second branch, the cN'
culpating facts of the case.
First defy any one to point to any
substantial differences in the stories that
have ever been told by Baker Find any
contradiction Il you eau. His story has
been consistently and perslstently main
tanned.
The second is the naturalncss of his
manner and his conduct; of that | have
already made mention.
The want of motive has been also sulil'
GENTLY discussed.
pass to the fourth,
THE ABSENCE OF BLOOD STAINS
upon him. Upon the kitchen floor was an
outline of a human form III blood. The
Garnet was soaked ~ blood The walls,
the ceilings, the Windows, were bc~pattered
with hi"nd Aud vet not tl-ck OF blood
stain, Baker, clothes Your testimony
that blood Ms found u unworthy al any
credcncc he'"u~c given las a man utterly
unknown -uuknowa t. the authorities OF
his own Scirncr \ really competent man
WAS here and testified after 4 complete eN'
animation that he found no traces OF blood
upon the pants and collar.
I sixth circumstance - the recognition
hy other persons Of tht three men described
a1 Wishing t0 rent the lot. Credible WIT
nesscs saw those men aud identified them.
And then the testimony OF the keaggir
child, if YOU believe it, directly eNcul-
pates the prisoner; but they say II can
hc believed. Why? Because this brush,
hauling fellow did not see him. It Is q
mere negation. | can shut Iny eyes and
not see You, gentlemen az the jury,
BIT Yur ARE THERE.
| And | say that il there was nothing else in
! this ease hat ihi, rlild'- evidence, would
fear to mrrl my G"i IL would CIV = yer
dict ruu>ignjng this man toan igHomuIuuS
grave
viii proceed UOw 10 the third vIass Of
fact, WHY. il there was but one man crI.
g.lw,d ~ thus murder why uSr 81 many
weapons, Why throw down the aNr and
takca holt and hammer the lIir"ui ii Mrs.
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galuSi the nome team.

Batteries, Akron, Irwin and McIancy,
Kalamazoo, Watson and Dillon; base hits,
Akron 10, kalamazoo II; errors, Akrons i,
kalamazoo ,
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| Nl"7W IfHgr'n 20 M Hg''''r.
AKRON, August tn the fourth game
at this series between kalamazoo and Ak
ron the former secured another victory to
day. Decisions Of Umpire Flanagan, Of
/ Kalamazoo, III several close instances were
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-05

There was very large ATTENDANCE 90 the
morning service uu the MoundsviiIr camp
ground yesterday, and the greeting which
va, rvtcadrd To Ecy. sam W Small and
Nj. r. q. Excel WI, a, hearty rs 1t WIS
sincere Rev. Small pud Nh. Excel ar
rived. in company with Mr.. James W. hod-
lev. from Lo,eland, O., Oh the early tram.
and each OF the three met with warm
welcome from those who awaited their
COMING. Ery. Small /, located in the
same cottage occupied 10y Rev.
sam Jones last year, on the
hill near the hotel, where he will remain
during the period OF Ia, stay upon the
r.,mp-grouud In personal appearance
Rev. Small Is not unlike Rev SAM Jones
except as To the contrast OF complexion
Tall and sIm, with ar tIye and - heavy
brown mouSturhc and dark har. he pre-
SCENTS a rather distinguished Iud striking
upprarau,r. and mprv>~c- one as ho>n
great ruyrgy and scym~ To- be oEeriI""inE
with good spirits.
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WANTED
ET TIL
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC COMFORT

TINE ABOVE Committee HANIN" ~ De-
! disposal u uumu,T ut hall, INKS ana tr. ...
rooms that tsar ',. used ter lodging PuIlHf..
sins iu max" ARRANGEMENTS with r"NI"l- 0l.. ..
i,,> To- furnish cots and takr ohurs" 90 -H.' '.
Inflammation a> &" cot. aud room, 'Hh
iuurI Dos ,..''lu. an i. h. HALL. r..
10. 20 fuUT.ttsrlH .....
Gs-rurl.,- having tents and w..s
ih.m 900 o., di.Tu'm of The 'uluu''
please .ufu.m th, committee.
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OPINIONS r,ue rauu NELL.

while trutn ...d Judgment were from Cod
lie came not Ia dt>,tusr ..u, him. IN his
own name, if he did ~ the pr"pl' E"lld
have - coutrmp, tor him. Hnd they would
Lryr "a r.ghi To-. lie was sinner. he hal
perhaps .Llyu further imam any before ham;
he had perhaps sounded depths OF sin that
his hearers hld never conceived ut. but by
the grlre Cd, Cod ne had been saved To the
and br tyis as IT. he had been
put within iuot aui 20 haltoi the door "f
heaven.
Some people Affected q contempt Tor the
powcr ot IN, preacher AMI the pulpit: We
bad arrived 80 e higher plane at cIvIllzl-
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L.s.GooD&Co sell dry goods the cheapest
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to four or five thousand dollars. i it like
" that after months OF knowledge OF this
tact Baker would commit 80 foul murder
tor tins sum The eleventh of these Is
hostility Ia his vile aud mother. How
cruel, How uuel, an almost ashamed
Ia talk To sensible men al this. What did
lac ever say: lie told his wife she would
not live long and she had better enjoy it
while she had it. Baker had loose tongue
aud a ready tongar. But how do these
matters
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SHOW HOSTILITY?

Such things happen between man and wife
every day. And then the letters read TO
you show the truest, kindest aud most at
tectionatc relations between them.
All this testimony is from iallible men
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-09-10
Prohlbltlonlsts and Abolltlonlsts.
Minnron,lis journal.

liluueNIolls JOURNAL.
We are frequently treated in solemn
tones to n disquisition on the triumph o:
a%bolltionism. The Abolltionists formed II
third party. They voted in the air,
year after year. Abolition sentiment
grew mighty. 1t shook the nation.
Slavery was abolished. The whole
country came over to the abolition
platform. The inference is that if the
ProhibitiunistS stick to their third party
the whole country will come to pro-
hibition.
Such stuff is well enough for people
who are ignorant Of the facts Of history.
1t is true that the nation ultimately
abolished slavery. The third party
abolitionists had little more to do with
the result than the moon had. There
was II great body Of people who were
determined to keep slavery out of the
territories. That was Il plan within
reach, and if carried on, would III the
end throttle slavery in the states
TO abolish slavery in the states at once
was ut that time impracticable. The
party which before had aimed only to
restrict slavery, at once destroyed it.
The third party .Abolltionists were
only Il small fraction Of those who hated
slave institutions. The abolition plat
form was to abolish slavery immcd-
lately, whether 1t could be done or not.
The country never came to that plat
form. The people who put an end to
slavery only hit at it rs soon rs they
could. That was rank heresy III aboli-
ton eyes, But that did the business"
for slavery. Common sense pays.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-09-10
MORTGAGE SALE.

DEFAULT HAVING BEEN MADE IN TIN
Dpaymcnt Of the sum OF twelve dollars aud hny
cents. which Is claimed TO le tius At ,hs date Of this
livcred by Lewis Conner to Ds u johnson, Ch.rlr, l.
johnson and Horace liancs. corartnsrs ~ u : n
johnson 4 Son and ilsncc, bearing date tho I'D day
register Of docds in aud for tho county Of Kx,m.,y and
Territory Of Dakota. on tho 18th day Of Junc. A u
1854, at $ o'clock = H.. In hook 4 Of mortgages.
Wan given to secure the payment Of Quo
note for twenty-five dollars, payable to said
mortgagees In instaIlment. Of two and 6O.,uU dol
ment of two aud fifty .huniredths dollar. ON June ~,
1887, and by tho terms Of said note and mortgage tho
mortgages or their aasigns wer" empowered To declare
the whole Of said mortgage due and payable upon do
fault IN the payment VI amy of said instalImsnts aud
the Undersigned has declared tho whole Of said IL.
stnllments due according to the stipuIstions in said
mortgage contained, nIii said mortgages having on
July ], lss7, for IA valuable consideration aud by Al
instrument in writing been duly assigned to Ole ser.
umgaih, the rrrscht uwIcr and holder thereOf, which
said assignment as duly recorded in the office o, iii.
register Of deeds Of RAMSEY county, ID. r., un Aug, IL,
1887, ut q o'clock y III. aud recorded In book q vi mort.
gage" on IhXc bos. and no action or proceeding 1t Law
or otler~i.o having been instituted to reco,er the
debt secured hy said mortgage, or any part thereof;
Now, therefore,, notice Is hereby given, that by vir.
tue Of power u sAle contained In said mortgage,
and pursuant TO the statute In s,ici, cas-" mad. and nm.
yidel. III" said mortgage will b.. foreclo-ei, ard III.
premises described in and covered by said mortgage.
VIZ: The southwest quarter Of the southeast quarter.
NM the sh'ithca.t quarter OF the southwest quarter Of
section number twelve, AMI tho northwest Iuartsr of
the northeast quarter aud the northeast quarter of tn.
northwest quarter OF ."ction hmml~r thirteen, all in
township number ono hundred and nifty tour, Of range
number s~ixty-flvr, cohtaining In all ono hundred AMI
sixty ncrcS. according to government survey, in Ramsey
county and Territory "f Dakota. witllthe ho%reditamsnn
and arpirtcrancrs. will he sold ut public auction. to
the highest bidder for cash, to pay said debt and Inter
est and the taxes, If any, on said premises. and TWEEN.
ty.hrc dollars attorneys fee, as stipulated in and by
said mortgage In case Of foreclosure, and tho dishurso.
mani la oil Inv lnv. which ~ uflI La ,.l L.. -. Al
sheriff Of said lsanA.y county, at the from, door OF til,
court house in the city Of Devils Lake, in said county
and territory, on I'll" 10th day u September, A u, 1851,
at ! O'clock y IN of that day. subject 10 redemption at
my lin" within on" year from tho day Of sale, y. pro.
vil"l hy law.
Dated Devils Lake, u T. August IL. A D. 1887.
OLE SEKUMiAKD,
A-,isnc" u Mortgages.
DE Morgan. Attorney. sD..p
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-09-10

RAMSEY is one OF the best counties in
the territory, and up to the present time
it has been settled by the very best
classes. Each year bring new corners
of the same kind, and in a very short
time the whole county will be populated
with an industrious, homogeneous peo-
pie who will assimilate and become
thoroughly Americanized. The Irish,
Germans, Norwcgians, Danes and
Swedes make the very best of citizens.
They soon identify themselves with our
customs and institutions. They make
good farmers and have ambitions which
reach beyond a "dug-out." They pro-
fess the Christian religion. Their chill
dren attend our schools. In our cities
and towns they rear brick blocks, build
factories and become useful members of
society. We hope to see a good share
of this class Of people occupy the re.
naming unclaimed portion Of Ramsey
county.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-09-10

It's Il good thing that the president
of the United States is given certain i'm
munities whereby he may escape legal
process. That is all that protects Gro.
yer Cleveland from being collarcd on :.
charge Of obtaining money under false
pretenses. 1t was his solemn and vol
untary declaration on the question OF
civil service that placed him in posi-
ton to draw $4,000 q year of the peo'
piles money. He has violated the letter
and spirit of that declaration-but goes
right along drawing the $4,000.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-09-10
ANT.-D,vlsIoN,sTs ROUTED.

absolutely unanswerable." That
must be the verdict Of all unprecedented
and fair-minded men who read Gen.
Hugh ]. Campbell's address on the
division question delivered ut Millbank
last Tuesday. Every argument and
subterfuge of the anti-divlsionist il
swept away. 1t is a calm and candid
presentation Of the case, without any
hicw, bluster or abuse. 1t is full OF the
spirit which revolted against British
tyranny in colonial days; full of the pat
.;os.sm and pluck which characterized
movements and opinions of free
-ta." residents when the south made it,
operate attempt TO establish tue insti'
;'.:ion o: slavery IN the territories. Gen
1nIAeli's speech should be read 10y
=, y taxpayer in Dakota and a copy o
n>..ould I've laid upon the desk of ever,
- tor ard every congr essman.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-09-10

The Darlington News wants Dakots
admitted as one state, and supports it:
argument with y twelve inch rule drawn
over a map. The News says:
Maine, Mississippi and Alabama, in
their greatest length, equal or exceed
Dakota IN its gratest width.
II this were true it would cut no fig
Ire as an argument against division
but it is not true. Neither Of the states
mentioned is as long as Dakota is wide
The News goes on to say
Pennsylvania, from east to west, mea
sures more miles than Dakota does in
the same direction.
Measure again: Mr.. News, and Their
throw your stick away.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-09-10
North Dakota Division Convention.

Pursuant to the instructions of conference of the
friends Ct the division of Dakota on the seventh stan.
dard parallel, held at Fargo, Ang. S, tho committee ap.
pointed for that purpose, and the signers hereof, here
~ announce that q delegate convention of counties
iying north Of said parallel, In furtherance OF that OBJ
Jet, viii DO held at the court house in Fargo, Tuesday,
Oct !, 1887, at twelve O'Clock NJ with a view to organ
iaed action ut the coming election in November. Thu
ratio Of representation will he one delegate for every
election in 1886, and one for every fraction of one hun
dred and over from each county-all organizes
counties to be entitled to At least one delegate.
County mass conventions for the selection of dele
gates will be held in the various counties on Satur
day, Oct. !, at three O'Clock p. M, and will 10 called by
the following committee men, who have been dull
authorized and are requested to make the calls:
Cass County-D II Twomey, 1 L Vest and II u
Grand Forks county-Hp Rucksr. W A sslby ant
N Scott.
Griggs county-Kuud Thompson.
LaMours county-Thos yoegsli.
Nelson county-D 5 Dodds.
Richland county, II Miller, Fred Eallsry and "
A Power.
Ransom connty-RN Stevens,
Ramsey county-H c Hansbrough.
Roulette county, D Eaton.
Stutsman county, c Wade.
Sargent county-CC Newman.
Trail coanty-Geo 4 Bowers, Jno 1 Sslby ard A I
Levisse.
Walsh county-Dw Yorkey, " A Cleveland an,
Js Twamley.
Ward county-E II Belyca.
Steele cOunty-ES Seymour.
COMMITTEES which the committees hay. been unable t
ASuSA WI uo6eleCtIOn.O OF local committeeman, are earn
estly requested to take the necessary action and SEM
delegates.
AS the vote on division Is to be taken in November
the committee invite the attention of all who favor goo,
government, and who think this vast section Of tn,
northwest is In entitled to more than two votes on tn
floor OF the United States senate to the Importance o
being represented i'll this North Dakota convention.
Dated. Fargo, Aug &c, 1887.
Casa county-CA Pollock, A McHencll, n X Hub
bard. &c Eddy, u F Spaulding.
Grand Forks county-W J Anderson, J B Wine
men, James Elton.
Grggs county-C IL Ford, D II Mosely, John Hosa
son, } II Van Voorhees,.
LaMoure connty-Cw Davis, j Bartholomew, v
F. Brewer.
Nelson county, II Mclaughlin. Nathan Webb,
W Bean.
Richland county-JohnC Pyatt.
Ransom county, l. Wisner.
Ramsey county-Charles 4 Currier, 5 4 Nye.
Stutsinan county-Johnson Nickeus, J c warnock
Steele connty-oJ Paul, K j McMsnon.
Trail county, W Ahles, George W Griswold, L
Smith, L + Travers.
Walsh county-EO Falkner. George Harvey, Josep
TolntS, John..L Cashel, II C Upham, J C Milispaugl
{. T. CLENkSr, Chairman.
Gro. H.. DowEns,
WALDO M. Porter,
GHo. b. WINsHIr,
q. II. ELISBuRY,
Cnp,mitt.u
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-09-10
Drunkenness or the Liquor Habit Positively
Cured BY administering Dr.. Hainss'
Golden Specfde.

1t can be given in q cup Of coffee or tea with
out the knowledge Of the person taking it; Is
absolutely harmless and will effect a Per1ns-
nent and speedy cure. whether the patientisa
moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck,
Thousands OF %drunkards have been made tenn
perate men who have taken Golden Specific
IN their coffee without their knowledge, and
to-day believe they quit drinking OF their own
free will. 1T NEVER FAILS The system
once impregnated with the Specific 1t becomes
an utter impossibility for the liquor appetite to
exist. For full particulars, address GOLDEN
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-09-10
Is CONSUMPTION IncurabIe2

Read tn. following: ". G. II. Morris
;lbsccss Of lungs, and friends and pllysi.
clans pronounced me AN inrurabln con.
smlnptivc. Began taking DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, an
now on my third bottle, and able to over.
SEQ the work on my farm. 1t is the fines
mcIicsnc yer made"
Jesse Mihd!cwart, Decatur, Ohio, says,
"iiad it not been for DR.. Kings Ncw
Discovery for Consumption ! wuul:l
have died Of lung troubles. Was given
up hy DOCTORS. Ann no" in best oi
health Try il. Sample bottles free u
bennett IL liurslnan'~ drug store: Ais,
Oinich e Chalce, Bartlett.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-09-10
An End to Bone Scraoinu.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, III.
says: ''IIayiny receidch 50 much bcnc-
fit from Electric Bittcrs. ! feel it my
duty to let suffering humanity know it
Have had Il running sore on my leg TO,
eight years; my doctors told me ! would
have to havethe bone srraped or leg am
putatcd. ! used instead, three bottles OF
Electric Bittcrs and boxes Buck
lens Arnica Salvc, and my ley is 10Y
sound and we'll"
Electric Bittcrs are sod at fifty cents {:
bottle, and Bucklcn's Arnica Salyc q,
Csc. per box by Bennett Il IIorsman; also
Omich s. Chafec, Bartlett.